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unirox13
October 12th 08, 11:43 PM
yea, the title pretty much says it. i really want to paint my KH20 and i
was wondering if there is any easy way to paint the rim. i plan on doing
the uni in flourescent orange and if possible i was gonna do the rim the
same color. so yea any advice would be appreciated


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wickedbob
October 12th 08, 11:48 PM
What I did for my anodized rims, I've done a nimbus and ody bmx rim, is
sand them with a really low grit. This will help the paint stick, it
takes a long while if your going to do it this way. After that I primed
them with 2 coats, very thin, then wet sanded and added another coat
then wet sanded again. After that was dry I applied 2 coats of paint, I
still need to finish haha. I'll wetsand it alot since it has got beaten
up laying around my room, then I'll add the clear coat. Get some super
fine wet sand, I forget what mine is, but it's fine enough to give a car
a mirrior finish, it'll make that clear coat sparkle. I would wet sand
between every clear coat.


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Unisykolist
November 16th 08, 01:54 AM
corbin;1112668 wrote:
> http://tinyurl.com/3fkm63
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> corbin



Could you please write up how you did that! I'm stunned! I want to
paint mine white ^.^


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scott ttocs
November 16th 08, 06:08 AM
There is the easy way and then the hard way. This is the hard way, but
it works very well if you want to put in the effort:

http://www.focuser.com/atm/anodize/anodize.html


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hobo_chuck
November 16th 08, 04:31 PM
How about painting CroMo?


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